BOULDER CITY, Nev. (October 26, 2026)Â - After two rounds at The Clash at Boulder Creek, the Northern Arizona women's golf team is tied for 15th among 19 teams with a cumulative score of +11.
No. 24 Kansas remains in the lead after posting an 11-under round today to bring its total to -32. The Jayhawks lead Boise State (-29) by three strokes. Individually, Houston's Emilia Väistö climbed six spots on the leaderboard with a 6-under 66. Her 11-under total leads by one stroke over Boise State's Leia Chung and Kansas's Ebba Nordstedt, who are both at 10-under.
Frankie Dezis continues to lead the Lumberjacks with a two-round score of -2. The senior from Bath, England, carded an even-par 72 today, climbing five spots on the leaderboard to tie for 22nd. Starting on hole eight, Dezis recorded three birdies on her first nine holes, including on holes 11, 14 and 16. She played her second nine in even par, adding a fourth birdie on the par-4 sixth. Her 26 total pars are tied for eighth-most in the field.
Competing as individuals, Martyna Muchajer and Alexa Ouellet both finished the day at 1-over-par 73. Each recorded three birdies, climbing 15 and 14 spots on the leaderboard, respectively. Muchajer is now tied for 70th at +5, while Ouellet is tied for 79th at +6.
Also tied for 70th at +5 are Ella Zanatta and Kristyna Malinova.
Zanatta carded a 3-over 75. She began the day on hole 10 and played her first nine in 2-over par, recording a birdie on hole 13, a 531-yard par 5. The junior added two more birdies, including one on hole five and another on her final hole, the par-5 ninth. Malinova recorded a birdie on her opening hole, the ninth, before returning to the clubhouse at 5-over 77.
Freshman Sofia Blanco matched Zanatta with a 3-over 75. She recorded one birdie on the 400-yard second hole and is tied for 58th in the individual standings. Blanco has recorded 25 pars so far, tied for 17th-most in the field.
Gracie Heinle shot a 5-over 77 in the second round, bringing her 36-hole total to +7, good for a tie for 83rd. The senior teed off on hole 10 and recorded birdies on holes 12, 16 and two.
As a team, Northern Arizona remains the only team with two eagles in the tournament after Dezis and Zanatta each recorded one in the first round. The 'Jacks rank third in pars with 120 and have recorded 22 birdies. They are averaging 3.10 (+4) on par 3s, 4.15 (+15) on par 4s and 4.29 (-3) on par 5s.
The Lumberjacks will conclude the fall semester with the final round tomorrow, beginning at 8 a.m. MST with a shotgun start. They will be paired with Drake, CSU Bakersfield and individual competitors from UNLV, Kansas and California Baptist.
Live scoring for the tournament is available via Clippd Scoreboard.
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